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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mighty punch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a powerful or forceful strike, often in the context of boxing, martial arts, or metaphorically to indicate a strong impact.
Example: "The boxer delivered a mighty punch that knocked his opponent to the canvas."
Alternatives: "a powerful blow" or "a strong hit".
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It's nostalgia, yes, but the game still packs a mighty punch with its sandbox gameplay.
I, Daniel Blake Ken Loach's second Palme d'Or winner packs a mighty punch.
More than two decades after its release, Romper Stomper still packs a mighty punch.
This is a tough, muscular, idealistic drama that packs a mighty punch, and Shannon and Garfield are excellent.
Many would even point to Johnson's casual use of "hell" as proof; Christian swear words once packed a mighty punch, but now belong to the mild tier.
Sharp cuts and a concise vision add up to a powerful image and however limited the ideas, they pack a mighty punch.
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It is a tea whose natural sweetness shines through, but which nonetheless packs a mighty tannic, mineral punch.
They certainly show that, despite a dip in UK admission figures, there is still a British film industry capable of packing a mighty box-office punch, and not just in this country.
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